Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-16

RECEIVING ~our Summer and Fa,
goods. Lines will he fuller and price.
lower than ever. Description and prices
will be entered in our price list upon ar.
rival. 4. DAMAS.
ALL K1Nbs oF>IUB2ICATING OILS
FOR SALE AT BUHNELL'S. 81
Prof .;iiedgcr Returned from a two week
soious.4 ia the Walla Walia country on
Saturday.
Splendid warm rains have visited this
section during the past week and the farm
ers all look happy.
The river has again risen to high stage
and fears are entertained that it will get
much higher yet.
VIM. Undertake, of this city has been
belfast for the last week with sickness, hut
IS fast improving.
DIR. NJ, A = Kelly left on Tuesday with
some Of his race stock to he in attendance
at the Pomeroy races.
For SALE--A new Victor Moving
Machine. 500 CASH DOWN will luy it.
Enqure of c G. Bunnell.
a Chlnawoman fell from a horse on the
opposite side of Clearwater on MONDAY,
and fractured one of her legs.
j. W. Kuifong passed through town on
Saturday en- ruut. for romcroy to attend
the races there On the 10Th inst.
Pell Sherwin came down from Salmon
river last week on visit. He says the
weather has been good IN that section.
Il;
Smith left Oh Tuesday for the Cour a.
Alene, where they will remain all summer.
Col. Mcknight attorney for the Northern
Pacific Co., arrived in town on Sunday last
from Seattle, to attend court in this citv.
Duff Green, of Grangeville, purchased a
thoroughbred Hereford Bull, from Mr. Crane
last week and will start up with him this
week.
The edtor-in .chief of this establishment
has been disabled during the week past from
a lame back, and unable to be at post OF
duty
Frank Bros Impl Co have just received
a large stock of the Celebrated Rushford
Wagons. Give them a call before buying
elsewhere. 81.
Judge Rand while passing through fence
on Sunday evening last, one OF the pickets
truck him across the left eye, cutting al
ugly cash.
The toll road of N. A. Wheeler between
the Alpowai and Pataha City is the finest
road that we have ever travelled over il
this country.
NJ Alavo,,1,r folI s,,n, ~, house -, WI
nosday last and broke one of his lib on hi.
left side, causing considerable pain but NJ
severe injury.
Mr. Vessel, of the firm of Evans & Yves
sells, dealers in all kinds of frui: trees in thi;
city, is now on Camas Prairie IN the inter
est Of this nursery.
Booth & Van Pelts fou,irg mill has beer
been repaired SO as to furnish the required
amount of water.
The teachers institute of Asot,n county
has been in session at Asotin during the
past three days. A large corps of teachers
are in attendance.
l.. and T.. a. 'Rowley are fitting up 6
alter tank for the use of the sprinkler thi.
summer but if it keep on raining none viii
be used for sprinkling.
The case of Herdeman for the murder Of
Nichols was called on Monday at O'Clock
and a jury was empannelled and sworn in
the trial is now going on.
Isaman J. Co.. have en- route a complete
and well selected stock of 4th of July goods
which they will offer on arrival at eastern
prices, with freight added
Mrs. Il. w. Cameron and family on Tues
day removed their household furniture anC
effects to the Potlatch country, and viii
during the summer there reside.
Chas. Holt of Camas Prairie, bought ,
| throughb ed Hereford Bull from Mr.. Crane
last week and will take him to his honle OF
| The Prairie, and improve his stock.
The Singers are urgently requested t,
meet at G. 4 B. hall, Friday, to morrow
evening, to organize patriotic choir for tn,
4th J. NJ. HOWE, Com.
RAILROAD NEWS.-Allk Kind,
of sewing machine needles al
nBu IneilS. Also repairs fur
nished On short notice. 32-tf
Mrs Dave Baldwin, arrived here from thu
| NpOkaut country Oh Duuuay last, HaNlui
been called to the bedside of her son Horace
who was lying very low at Grangeville, l. I
| Mrs r. Grostein, who has been visiting
in Coltax and Cheney the past month re
turned on the steamer on Sunday accompan
led by her daughter, Mrs. Kuhn, of Colfax
G. J. Parker, Of this city, received a tele
gram on Thursday last stating that his half
brother. VIM. r. Parker, died on Wednes
dap, at Turner, Oregon, OF quick consump
ton.
The sidewalks that were damaged by tn
late high water should be put IN repair
again before the lumber is all damaged /
them, also several crosswalKs should b
fitted up.
Come to Lewiston and celebrate the At
of July. Grand preparations are bein
made, aud one of the grandest events eve
given in the history Of North Idaho will /
celebrated.
f. Darr is aspiring for the Office Of nigt
Waterman, vice Chas Bisbin, who assume
charge of the office of city marshal the fir
of July, to which office he was duly electe
at the recent city election.
Frank Bros Implement Co. have just r.